Course Overview:
Dual Credit option for Oregon's +1 Data Reasoning Pathway
New math course, added/in course approval process at 7+ public Colleges and Universities in Oregon
Learning Outcomes
108.CLO.1 Analyze real world data, making and evaluating predictions, and identifying potential errors, sources of bias, and issues of ethics.
108.CLO.2 Utilize appropriate technology, including programing and spreadsheets, to organize, evaluate, visualize, and analyze data.
108.CLO.3 Apply the data science cycle to develop and answer statistical questions about univariate, bivariate, and multivariate data.
108.CLO.4 Create clear and compelling communications in multiple formats, including data visualizations with supporting narratives, for specific audiences.
108.CLO.5 Develop identity-informed confidence and agency as emerging data scientists to engage in ethical data practices and decision making.
Oregon Math Project Resources and Supports
Project overview
Course blueprint
Request access to 108 Course Materials (open-source, free, designed for use on Chromebooks/laptops)
Course overview and sample materials
FAQ
108 Statewide Mathways Pilot
Developed for dual credit high school teachers of MTH 108
Paid 108 trainings and PLC meetings
Support accessing Sponsored Dual Credit
2026-2027: First High School Teacher Cohort
2027-2028: Planned Second High School Teacher Cohort, details TBD (complete this interest survey if you'd like to participate/add 108 at your high school)
Questions?
Contact Amy Lindahl (alindahl@mesd.k12.or.us)